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Flowers For Algernon

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Miss Kinnian believes Charlie is the best candidate for this operation because He is motivated to learn.
What is the first sign of Charlie's intelligence changing after the surgery? His writing ability and beating Algernon.
The FIRST inkblot tests that the doctors ask Charlie to complete prove to be Useless.
The entries that deal with grammar demonstrate how far Charlie has come in gaining intelligence. Which fact best proves how far Charlie has progressed. Charlie is able to figure out that he is using commas correctly.
Charlie is referred for the operation by Miss Kinnian
The reader learns the most about Charlie Gordon through Charlie's thoughts and feelings.
What can the reader infer from the details about Dr. Strauss and Dr. Nemur? The two doctors are somewhat competitive.
Which sentence best states the doctor's reason for having Charlie compete with Algernon? It is a way of comparing their levels of intelligence.
The operation that Charlie is selected for is to Triple his intelligence.
Based on the content of the story, what is the author's opinion of mentally disabled individuals? Daniel Keyes is passionate about people with mental disabilities.
What is the point of view of Flowers for Algernon? First person, Charlie's point of view.
What is Charlie's intelligence compared to? A white mouse.
At the beginning of the story, what is revealed to the reader about Charlie's relationships with people at work? His friends have been making fun of him.
The success of the operation is MOST evident in Charlie's rapid improvement in spelling and grammar.
How does Charlie's personality change after the surgery? He notices that people around him are not as smart as he thought.
What is the definition of subconscious? The part of the a person's mind that stores thoughts, feelings and experiences of which the person is not aware.
What is the definition of conscious? The part of the mind that stores thoughts, feelings and experiences of which the mind is aware.
What is the definition of laboratory? a room, building, or workshop for doing scientific experiments and tests.
What is the definition of technique? a method used to perform an operation or achieve a goal.
What is the definition of plateau? a period of time or a stage where relatively little happens
Spell shud correctly. should
Spell rite correctly. write
Spell faled correctly. failed
Spell skared correctly. scared
Spell pockit correctly. pocket
Spell happind correctly. happened
Spell acheve correctly. achieve
Spell intelek correctly. intellect
Spell operashun correctly. operation
Spell nothing correctly. nothing
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